12 Pros And Cons Of Fracking

Fracking Pros and Cons

Fracking Explained: Benefits, Risks, and Economic Impact

Fracking FAQ: The science and technology behind the natural gas boom

The gas industry is sucking the life out of our land—literally. By drilling into coal seams, they pump out massive volumes of groundwater, draining the same aquifers our farmers rely on to grow food and raising salty, toxic water to the surface that contaminates soil, rivers, and bores. While farmers are left watching their clean supply disappear, gas companies treat water as just another waste product—walking away with billions in profit while leaving communities and the environment to pay the

Unexplained Science ☢️ on Instagram: "What you’re seeing isn’t just drilling. It’s fracking: one of the most complex and controversial engineering techniques of our time. The Earth is drilled thousands of meters deep, first vertically and then horizontally, precisely following rock layers invisible from the surface. The well is lined with steel and special cement to isolate aquifers and prevent collapses. A mistake here is no small matter: it can contaminate water, soil, and subsoil. Then comes

Free Screening: Documentary on Fracking Set for Thursday in Port Washington